sunday, january 17 i'm in nydian along with agray hall. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," developing shots fired at a home loss shelter in north philadelphia, killing one and injuring another. president obama speaks out

about the nuclear deal with iran and the american prisoners who were freed. you will eyes on the eagles. the team could officially announce their head coach at any time now. those stories, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, meteorologist chris sowers. some people in our area could see flurries in the area. >> reporter: all eyes on the radars. you can see the snow stretching from central portions of south jersey down into the virginias and the carolinas, this is a coastal system that continues to kind of wind itself up pulling away from the delaware valley. it is close enough to push moisture back into the area. some areas picking up flurries, another series snow showers. let's zoom in closely to south jersey. we're in cape may, cumberland, atlantic county. route 55 is reporting snow from elmer to cape may county, route 50, the garden state parkway.

route 9 reporting light snow from cape may to atlantic city. even route 1 in delaware seeing light snow flying, as well. as a matter of fact let's go live to cape may and show you the view. the snow is starting to fall, this is the good snow the kind we like, the testers are above freezing -- temperatures are above freezing, so it won't stick. temperatures, 37 degrees. sea isle city, 36. the numbers are well above freezing. we're not expecting slick spots. millville, 35. trenton, 35. the poconos 28 degrees at this midday hour. so the temperatures are above freezing right now. they will not stay that way overnight tonight and tomorrow. the coldest days of the season is on the way. i'll have the details coming up in the seven-day forecast. now to the latest on a double shooting at a north philadelphia homeless shelter. here's what we know, two

employees were shot, one died and police know who they are looking for. trish hartman has been following the developing story and live at the scene and trish we learned new information, right? >> reporter: that's right, nydia, we learned from police that the man who was killed was in his 40s shot in the head. the other man is 26 years old he was shot in the hip. we are told he is expected to be okay. the shooter had been kicked out of the shelter a few days ago. at station house transitional home, residents and employees are upset. he was my close friend, he loved his jobs. shelter residence are reeling after at the station house transitional home on north broad street. a former resident was evicted when he was intoxicated came back to retrieve his belongings.

an argument began and the man pulled out a gun shooting two employees before running away. we are very, very concerned this is not something that happens in the city shelters for people experiencing homelessness. it's an unusual situation. >> reporter: one man was killed and another rushed to temple university hospital for surgery. police say he is expected to be okay. the shelter is run by a nonprofit called set of incorporated directed by former mayor wilson good. he said everyone is patted down before entering the shelter and the shooter entered with food workers. we'll investigate to insure that any future employees and residents are safe in the environment. >> reporter: good said co-worker as family members and residents are in shock. i don't think you could have found more dedicated employees, more concerned

employees, more compassionate employees. they loved their work and people who worked with them loved them. >> reporter: police say the shooter is on the loose at this hour. he was last seen wearing a green hoodie and black skull cap and blue jeans and he was seen fleeing behind the railroad tracks in the rear of the building. if you have any information call police, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." to the eagles now, the team could announce their new head coach at any time. doug pederson is the offensive quader nature of the kansas chiefs -- coordinator to the kansas chiefs. pederson has a history in philadelphia. he served as an assistants to former coach andy reid and he played quarterback here. "action news" will be there when

the official announcement is made stay can "action news" and 6abc.com for all the eagles updates. from our delaware newsroom five children and one adult are recovering after being poisoned by carbon monoxide. fire crews were called to flamingo drive in bear. five children were sickened and crews rushed all six to the hospital. the apartment had no electricity and a portable generator was being used. a man was stabbed in wilmington. the action cam on the unit block of reid avenue. that victim is believed to be in his late teens or early 20s. he was rushed to the hospital. no arrests have been made. call new castle county police if you have information. philadelphia police have arrested one man in connection with the thanksgiving day murder of 21-year-old ryan kelly, but they continue to look for a second suspect.

the kelly family gathered at their port richmond home in light of the arrest. they talked about the young man who had an infectious smile and the desire to help others and hurt no one. his father said they are confident they will track down the other suspect. they know his name, he might as well turn himself in, because they are going to get him. police arrested david ramos junior facing murder and other charges. police say using surveillance video from the td bank tracked down the suspects. montgomery county's former top prosecutor could be a key witness in an upcoming hearing to determine if the case against bill cosby should be thrown out. he promised cosby would never be charged over a sexual assault complaint. the judge must consider whether it's a immunity.

his lawyers argued that the prosecutors unfairly used the deposition against him. allentown council are set to vote on a no confidence vote. council has concluded that the mayor is no longer an effective leader and no longer carry out the duties of his office. that vote is scheduled for wednesday. this comes in the wake of the fbi probe of government contracting in allentown. three city leaders have pleaded guilty to federal crimes. he has not been charged and denies any wrong doing. the military is expanding it's search for 12 missing marines and we learned one of the them is from philadelphia. captain brian kennedy was on board a helicopter that went down off the hawaiian coast.

another one sergeant schoeller is from adams county pennsylvania. high surf is complicating the search and rescue efforts. burkina faso has begun three days of mourning for the 38 people killed at the hotel. one of the people killed was an american, reiterating the father of four was in in the cafe whene attackers shot their way in. sunday afternoon, a wild scene in australia, a car crashes into a convenience store miss ago woman inside. we'll share this invideo up next. -- we'll share this incredible video up next.

source has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast after "action news" continues after this.

this will make your jaw drop, a woman in australia lucky to be alive after a close call. she was walking into a convene store when this happened. a car comes flying through the front glass, hard to believe she was not hit. crews took two people inside the car to the hospital. police are investigating if alcohol was a factor in the crash. two people are dead and four people are hurt after a possible tornado ripped through a number of homes in central florida. you can see the damage there. the storm that we want through

the area last night destroyed one home and badly damaged several others. crews pull a woman from the wreckage. national weather service said a line of strong is to severe thunderstorms are expected to move through central to south florida today with the threat of more tornados. time for accuweather and only one day to have chris sowers smiling like this. >> reporter: it's snowing. it's snowing! that's the view in cape may where it is snowing pretty nicely. let's go over to the radars, there's double scan live we have a swath of light, but steady snow from toms river to central delaware. we'll make a quick view in south jersey elmer to cape may county. we're seeing light snowfall nothing sticking to the roads snowing from cape may to the atlantic city if you're traveling along the garden state

parkway. from ac expressway to hammonton. it's not sticking to the road surfaces that's why a winter weather advisory has not been issued by the national weather service. there's the wider view a swath of new jersey to the eastern shore of maryland and carolinas. that will work out to sea, we'll not see any heavy snows flying this afternoon. from philadelphia north and west, it will be nothing more than a few flurries, the steadier lighter snows will fly across atlantic, cape may and current counties. as long as the numbers stay in the mid 30s, nothing will stick to the road surfaces, maybe a slushy accumulation to the grassy surfaces. that's about it. millville, 4. philadelphia, 37. 28 in the poconos. here's the wider view on satellite and radar. here's the arctic front

stretching east of chicago through the high plains. bitter cold air from south canada. 1 below in bismarck. 2 in omaha. 16 in saint louis, when you factor in the winds, 17 below in bismarck where this morning you had a 50-degree below. chicago, 18 below. the core of the cold will sit right here as we get into monday and tuesday. we'll not see 15 to 20 below zero windchills. we'll see windchills in the single digits monday and tuesday. the coldest days of the season by far. future tracker 6 cloudy skies and leftover snow showers for south jersey, flurries north and west. this evening, everything starts to clear as the storm system works out to sea. monday morning, sunshine, before the clouds build again. by afternoon this is a lake-effect snow streamer coming off lake erie, 330 miles away.

the winds will be humming tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning feeling like 9 in philadelphia. 5 in alunnen -- allentown. 1 below in reading. teens for everybody. the numbers start to drop off again. tuesday morning waiting for the school bus, 8:30 it will feel like 3. in philadelphia. 2 in allentown and 8 below in the poconos. it's a colder day tomorrow 37 degrees is the forecasted high. for atlantic city, periods of light snow probably lasting through 13:02 p.m. this afternoon and everything starts to calm down, 38 degrees no accumulation expected other than perhaps grassy surfaces maybe a coating and 40 degrees cloudy and colder for philadelphia with a couple of afternoon flurries. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 28 degrees tomorrow, tuesday, windy and cold. 29. windchills both days, upper single digits low teens.

wednesday, mostly cloudy, high of 38. thursday, sun and clouds, 39678 we're watching the coast friday into saturday. there's a storm system out of the gulf of mexico. there's a greater chance it is a mess as a hit. if it is a hit cold enough to make snow. remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather.

welcome back on this sunday, doesn't that look fun? sky6 live hd taking a live look at spring mountain. look at all the folks skiing out there, 12:19, 38 degrees. get ready for tomorrow, windy and cold, 28 degrees is the high. keep the snow in the mountains. thank you. in "healthcheck," researchers have new advice for

women expecting a baby. steer clear of potatoes. that study said high potato consumption before conceiving may lead to a higher risk of gestational diabetes in pregnant nance because of the way potatoes impact blood sugar. more teens are saying no is to cigarettes, but they are facing dangers from secondhand smoke according to a new government study, nearly half of non-smoking kids in middle school and high school encountered second handle smoke in 2013. the rates were higher among smokers. it is connected to breathing problems and ear infections and pneumonia. drug prices are on the rise. if you want to save on

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so glad you stayed with us, in sports the red hot flyers drop a heartbreaker to the rangers. the sixers come away with a huge win. jeff skeverski has that plus more on the eagles. >> reporter: with kansas eliminated from the playoffs doug pederson can officially be named eagles head coach at any time moment. afterwards peed did -- peed did

not want to -- pederson did not want to talk about the job. the chief offensive coordinator had trouble getting them going against the patriots. without maclin, reid taking his good old time. classic clock issues, hopefully doug is better with the clock than his mentor. too little too late. chiefs lost 27-20. maclin are telling us why the eagles are going to a very good head coach. he is a guy who understands how things are supposed to be done, i think he'll do great things there. i'm excited for him, he deserves it i'm looking forward to see what he do, what he does up there. absolutely insane finish in the nfc playoff game.

green bay down 7. aaron rodgers the hail mary, are you kidding me? 41-yard score to tie it at 20. the game goes to overtime. in ot arizona gets the ball first, carson palmer somehow escapes to larry fitzgerald who spins and takesoff. 75 yards on the play. 176 yards last night in the game. finally brought down at the five ascertain plays later, the kid who went to valley forge military academy finishing it all. unreal. arizona beats green bay 26-20 in overtime they are going on to the nfc title game. pliers flyers -- flyers are going to detroit tonight, they are taking on the red wings. they are in their best stretch of the season, but they are upset about the way the game

slipped away to the rangers. flyers down. wayne simmons, ties it at 2. flyers in front of the net, it goes to a shootout, what a move past steve mason, flyers lost 3- 2, but they pick up a point. niki minaj at the sixers game watching herself. they are flying around like star ships. first quarter, up 25. robert covington 3. look at brett brown, he can't believe it. they score a season high 68 points in the first half. 25 point lead at the half. their largest in four years. picture-perfect. sixers beat the trail blazers by

25, biggest win of the season and their 6th of the year. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. here's some of the stories we'll have for you. homicide detectives say they have some areas and looking for a suspect in the deadly shooting of a worker at a north philadelphia homeless shelter. president obama said the iran deal enacted yesterday has produced positive results. plus bone-chilling forecast when "action news" comes right back.

happening right now on "action news," developing news, one worker is dead another injured in a shooting at a north philadelphia homeless shelter. we are learning new information at this hour. officials in bucks county have increased a reward in a disturbing case of animal cruelty. democrats are readying for their final debate before the iowa caucuses we have a preview. let's go outside to chris sowers, it is snowing in some places. >> reporter: i enjoy the snow i would like to see a few flakes flying before the winter is out. up to this point we have not seen anything at all. in south jersey or delaware, you are seeing the snow flying at this point. here's satellite and radar we

have a coastal system working off the virginia capes the northern end of the moist shield extends into south jersey and delaware. there's cape may, millville, dover, reporting a light, but steady snow at this point. you can see the brighter shades of gray or why the. from cape may traveling northward along route 9 to the garden state parkway to atlantic city. nothing is sticking to the road surfaces because temperatures are above freezing. that's a reason why the national weather service has not issued any weather advisories nor will they for this event. 33 in gandys beach. 33 in buena. woodbine, 35. glass borough, 36. cinnaminson 36. smyrna 37. dover, 35 forecast for the remain of the afternoon philadelphia cloudy and colder, 40 degrees is the forecasted high. there could flurries as far

north as center city, but really, we're looking at just that, just a couple of flurries, the steadier light snows stay across south jersey and delaware. as we look ahead, don't take this cold blast lightly. bitter windchills are expected in the single digits monday and tuesday, you want to dress in layers if you're outdoors for any amount of time. and cover the extremities. if you're just now tuning in when i come back in just a few minutes wait until you see how cold it is in the seven-day forecast. now to the double shooting at a north philadelphia homeless shelter. two employees were hit one died. police say the suspect was kicked out of the shelter. "action news" reporter, trish hartman is live at the scene, trish what are you learning? >> reporter: nydia we have new information about the victim. police say the man who was killed was in his 40s.

shot once in the head. his co-worker was injured when he was shot in the hip. he is recovering at temple university hospital after undergoing surgery earlier today. at station house transition home it houses about 100 homeless and low income men and offers emergency services for those in need and officials and residents here are in shock. i'm mortified at the agency i'm saying this could have been my life he could have shot me just by being near, it's tragic, they need guards or somebody. >> reporter: folks who stay at the station house transitional shelter were stunned to learn two employees were shot at the front desk one fatalitily. it happened with -- fatally, a former resident returned to collect belongings and got into an argument and started

shooting. it's very, very hard, the work that gets done to assist people on the streets and without homes, it is very, very hard work and very complicated. >> reporter: police say one employee was killed and another injured. outside the shelter, the officials spoke about the dedication both men have for their jobs. when you have to run a facility and you are so loved by the residents here it makes it difficult. >> reporter: station house is run by a nonprofit called self incorporated which is directed by former philadelphia mayor wilson good. he said while everyone is normally patted down entering the shelter, the suspect came in with the food workers this morning. what you would not expect is a worker in a homeless shelter hoping people who need help the most end up being shot. detectives are looking for the shooter this afternoon. they say he was last seen wearing a green hoodie and black

skull cap and blue jeans and fleeing behind the railroad trackings in the rear of the shoulder. if you have any information call police. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." that's a story we'll continue to follow. trish, thanks for the update. we're learning about another fatal shooting that happened in the city. this happened on the 4600 block of penn street in frankford around 10:00 p.m. last night. police say the shooter kicked open the victim's front door and shot him twice. the suspect tried to take off and got into a struggle with the witness. the shooter dropped his gun and cell phone before running away. the victim was rushed to temple university hospital where he died. more money is on the table for information leading to the arrest of a cat killer. bucks county spca is offering a reward of $2,000. earlier this months someone shot a cat with a nail gun in doylestown. the cat was found with nails in its head, cheek and hip.

the injuries were so severe, the cat had to be put down. the case led to an outpouring of support from around the country. president obama was speaking out about the nuclear deal with iran. he spoke this morning one day after the united nations certificate that iran -- certified that iran cish -- c up up -- curb it's nuke ambitions. if they try to cheat we'll catch them. president said the nuclear deal allowed the u.s. to work with the iian government after -- iranian government after u.s. sailors strayed into iranian waters.

abc chief white house correspondent jonathan carl has more on their release. >> reporter: finally free, end months of anguish for five americans trapped behind in iran. five americans unjustly detained in iran have been released from custody. one of the them release, reporter was charged with espionage. he was jailed in july 2014, 6 weeks after discussing life in iran. i was having beverages with my buddies. >> reporter: he was working in the country with his wife a fellow reporter. i love it, and i hate it. it's become home.

also released, pastor pastor saeed abedini. i came to my kids, i said daddy will be released from prison, he will be home soon. and ameer hekmoti was arrested while visiting his grandmother. he meant time in the prison where he was subjected to beatings and solitary confinement and psychologic abuse. the release comes the same day president obama signed an executive order lifting sanctions on iran, but the administration denies the deal was connect to the nuclear deal negotiated in july. later tonight three democratic candidates face off in their final debate before the

iowa caucuses. the three candidates attended a fish fry in south carolina. the latest iowa poll shows the race in the state turned into a dead heat between clinton and sander. the race is expected to produce a night of sharp disagreements between the two leading candidates on healthcare and wall street and guns. there's much more to come on "action news" sunday. take a trip back in time with the beatle, they are getting ready to hit the road and will be here in philadelphia. people around the country including right here in the area are preparing to mark the martin luther king junior holiday. we have a preview of the area's biggest events. bundle up, live look in cape may, those are snow flurries we are seeing there. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. so glad you stayed with us.

tomorrow is martin luther king

junior day, a national holiday, about 140,000 volunteers in the area will mark much of the day by working on 1800 service projects. it will be the 21st year for philadelphia mlk day of service. it takes place on the 60th anniversary on the montgomery bus boycott. doctor king said if a man doesn't have a job or income, he doesn't have life, liberty or the opportunity for the pursuit of happiness. he merely exists and economic justice was key that's why we're doing our 5th annual jobs and opportunity fare at girard college. go to the girard college armory in north philadelphia at 9:00 a.m., the volunteer work lasts until noon. we want you to volunteer, we don't want to scraper you away. -- scare you away. but you have to bundle up.

>> reporter: coldest air of the season so far. light snow flying this afternoon. there's the shot in cape may. you can see light stuff not sticking to the roads. we have temperatures above freezing across south jersey and delaware. it is snowing, but we're not anticipating much in the way of accumulation. perhaps on grassy surfaces maybe you pick up a quick coating in cape may, cumberland and atlantic counties. flurries in the north, north of philadelphia a couple of flakes flying this afternoon. route 5 from millville to cape may. you may want to slow the speeds a little bit, visibilities is probably reduced at this point because of the falling snow. mays landings same thing. atlantic city reporting light snow even though we are seeing the rain/snow line pushing inland. you saw the live shot down here, mixing could takes place. here's the tail end right here. it is all very light to begin with. here's the tail end knocking on

richmond's door that will pull east over the next several hours. philadelphia may be seeing flurries in the next few hours. 32 in dover. sea isle, 33. atlantic city at the airport, 33. allentown, 36. the poconos 28 degrees, but you factor in the winds it feels a little bit colder at this hour. philadelphia, 32 with the windchill. 25 in millville, dover, winds picking up down there. wildwood, 26. trenton, 29. atlantic city at the airport, 25. some of the colder numbers are south of the city this afternoon as opposed north of the city, which is what usually takes place this time of the year. satellite and radar, there's the snow shield pushing off to the northeast. the arctic front is pushing through cleveland, once that front arrives that's the game changer right there. the cold stuff gets in here after midnight. temperatures are anywhere from 5

to 10 below zero and windchills are worse than that. some areas are seeing windchills as low as 25 below. later this afternoon, the bark is worse than the by bite. it shows snow, temperatures are above freezing. we won't see the snow sick across the area. there's the arctic front right there, there's snow showers around the midnight hour or 1:00 a.m. once that pulls through it will clear out nicely. the cold air will pour in from canada. this is lake-effect snow streamer. that's the dance this is traveling -- that's the distance this is traveling. the only time you get lake-effect snow streamers spreading that far east is when you have strong gusty winds. look at the windchills. 7 in the poconos.

all afternoon we're getting no higher than ten or 11 degrees with the windchill. biting cold air in the forecast. philadelphia, flurries, periods of light snow for south jersey, millville, 37 same number for cape may. the numbers crash overnight tonight. teens north and west, 19 in wilmington. 21 in trenton. a couple of cold ones tomorrow, 28 tuesday, 29. wednesday, 38. thursday, 39, friday we're watching a coastal storm. the beatles have been reborn and making a stop at the kimmel center like never before. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the beatles tribute band rain is gearing up for the 2016 tour it will be an iconic

journey for the world's most celebrated band. it's four great performers performing as john, paul, george and ringo. they perform live they do all the zonks from i want to hold your hand to everything in between nchts the concert takes audience members back in time for a note to noteon of the foursome. it's not only are you in the concert, but you're sitting in that time. >> reporter: they need performing for over 2 1/2 decades including a performance on broadway. it is amazing touring musicians. >> reporter: this year's tour is a brand new show that will feature new video backdrops and

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basement. always wheeling and dealing anything we could figure out to make money as little kids. >> reporter: after college matt moved across the country and opened restaurants. he made a pitch. did you want to make vodka? he was 100%. >> reporter: they began bootlegging in their parents basement. it was a workout room for my parents. they don't work out. they found the distillery and basically accused us of making drugs in the basement and told us to get out of there in 24 hours. >> reporter: that's when they got serious and searching for an angel investor. they got their business plan together. we drank a whole bottle of vodka. clem was in. we saw that the craft beer movement was taking off and

vodka was being ignored. >> reporter: they set up shop in an old warehouse in kensington and replaced the kegs with a custom-made german still. every few weeks they hold a bottling party. they started in ten state stores in philadelphia and jumped this month to 20. they are in more than 2 dozen bars and restaurants. they plan to opening a tasting room in march and living the american dream. i don't think there's anything sexier out there than being a rock star or being a guy who makes alcohol. okay. well you can catch "fyi philly" coming up in just a few minutes after "action news" at noon. a wedding day photo has gone viral, but this doesn't show a bride and groom. it shows the bride and her pooch. it features her with her other

life partner, bella who suffers suffers -- bella was calming her through a hectic stressful wedding day. because of bella and my partnership with bella, i've been allowed to live my life to the full fullest that i would nt normally have been able to do. she said she couldn't believe all the attention she and bella were receiving. beautiful story, we'll be right back. recapping our top stories

on "action news," police are looking for the suspect who shot and killed quun employee and wounded another at the station house in north philadelphia. the killer was evicted from the shelter and opened fire at 6:15 a.m. when he came back to collect his things. the eagles will announce the new coach as early as today. an official announcement had to wait until the chiefs finished their playoff run, that happened yesterday. chris you have cold weather. >> reporter: this is double scan radar, light snow is flying in south jersey, this is sent in from my buddy, i want to high school with him. it is coating grassy surfaces. all the main roads will remain

wet. temperatures above freezing. that won't last, tuesday, 28 and 29. "fyi philly" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues tonight at 6:00 p.m. for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a great sunday! we'll see you back here next weekend.

i'm karen rogers and i'm erin o'hearn.. tonight on fyi philly. we check out some of the newcomers on philadelphia magazine's 50 best restaurants list. take you to a studio where you can learn how to make your own clothes! get in the kitchen with a pastry chef whipping up delectable desserts. and bacon week is back! we head down the shore for the savory celebration. hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. we are at south on north broad street. a new restaurant where jazz is in the air and classic southern cooking on the menu. it opened just four months ago and already it has landed on philadelphia magazine's list of 50 best restaurants. so let's head back into the kitchen and see what makes this place so special. and while we're at it, visit some of the other newcomers to the list. south, makes its debut at number